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Custom jQuery methods ($.fn)
An ES2015 no operation module, the future is here.
Take an (a)sync function result and pass it forward.
Check if given function is bound or not.
Check that given string, function or arrow function have empty body, using `parse-function`.
Promisify all function in an object, using [relike][].
- all
- async
- asynchronous
- callback
- cb
- fn
- func
- function
- letta
- promise
- promises
- promisify
- promisify-all
- relike
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Clean function `toString` from code coverage mess. It can't be ideal, but it's useful in testing process.
- clean
- clean-tostring
- cleanup
- code
- cov
- coverage
- coverage-code
- fn
- funcion
- function
- function-tostring
- istanbul
- process
- str
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Returns true if function is a callback. Checks its name is one of [common-callback-names][] - callback, cb, cb_, callback_, next, done, they can be customized, these are default.
A utility library about JavaScript Function.
Bind context to a function and preserves her name. Can be used to change name of a function. The toString also works correctly.
Transform sync, async or generator function to Stream. Correctly handle errors and optional arguments.
- args
- arguments
- async
- asynchronous
- callback
- callback-stream
- cb
- correct
- create
- fn
- function
- generator
- generators
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Persistence Cache Function | 持久化缓存函数
Create thunk from async or sync function. Works like `thunkify`.
Parse a function into an object using espree, acorn or babylon parsers. Extensible through Smart Plugins
Create callback api from synchronous function. Same as `make-callback`, but won't handle generators and if async function is given returns it.
Trigger observ/watch or normal listening via a single interface
JavaScript library providing some functional helpers, all very Promise-friendly
Wrap a function to be able to call it with promises as arguments, i.e. use promises as if they where non-promise values
Eslint plugin to control function call code style
Smarter binding of function with some context. It uses .apply instead of .bind, with reason.